Tim Goggin
Partner Corporate & Finance
Languages
English, French, German
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Overview
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Experience
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Credentials
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Insights and events
Chambers UK, 2021"We valued his flexibility and business-oriented approach, which was of utmost important on the deal." "He is excellent and much loved by his clients."
Tim is a partner in the Financial Institutions Group. He provides corporate and regulatory advice to insurance industry clients including Part VII transfers, mergers and acquisitions, reorganisations, joint ventures, authorisations, and (re)insurance arrangements. He offers an integrated approach taking into consideration the demand for innovative financing structures.
With his extensive experience dealing with insurance regulators, Tim works closely with clients to manage regulatory relationships in a constructive, timely, and coordinated way. His regulatory practice includes advising on organisational governance and the specific legal and regulatory requirements relating to the Lloyd’s market. He also helps clients navigate solvency and capital management regulation; anticipating regulatory issues before they arise.
Tim joined Hogan Lovells in 1994 and became a partner in 2003. Since 2004 he has been recommended for non-life insurance corporate and regulatory work by the UK's legal directories. He is a regular speaker on insurance business transfers.
Chambers UK, 2021"We valued his flexibility and business-oriented approach, which was of utmost important on the deal." "He is excellent and much loved by his clients."
Representative experience
Pacific Life Re on its global reorganisation, including the establishment of new Bermudan reinsurers and the Part VII transfer of the UK and Ireland business of Pacific Life Re Limited.
Enstar on the disposal of its StarStone at Lloyd's operations and the establishment of Inigo.
Generali on the disposal of its UK branch legacy life business to RGA.
Munich Re on the disposal of certain UK branch life business to AIG.
Generali on the disposal of its UK branch legacy non-life business to Compre.
Forester Life on the acquisition of the Children's Mutual.
Ascot on its US$1.1bn acquisition by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
Cigna on the acquisition of Zurich Middle East from Zurich.
Sompo on the re-domestication to the UK of its international reinsurance business and the disposal through Part VII transfer of that business to Transfercom Limited, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary.
Hannover Re on its acquisition of CGI.
Cigna on the acquisition of FirstAssist.
On Part VII transfers for Tokio Marine, Phoenix, Gen Re, Sompo, Aioi, Swiss Re, Everest Re, Syncora, Assured Guaranty, Hannover Re, ACE, St Andrew's, CNA, GG & Re, RGA, SCOR, Enstar and MSI
Credentials
- B.A. (Jurisprudence), University of Oxford, St John's College, 1991